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In the 24-25 season, Ruben Amorim's Manchester United dramatically managed to stay in the league, finishing in 17th place. However, the reaction from Manchester United fans and hooligans was cold. Protests demanding Amorim's dismissal occurred frequently across Manchester, and the scale of the protests was enormous, with people even throwing stones at his house. Eventually, with only one month left before the start of the next season, Amorim was sacked. Just four hours after Amorim's dismissal, Guest—who had just led Rangers to a dramatic league title and Scottish Cup double in the Scottish Premiership—takes the helm at Manchester United as an emergency replacement. Manchester United fans reacted coldly to the news of Guest's appointment. While a few fans hoped he could become "the second Sir Alex Ferguson" after his dramatic title win with Rangers, most evaluations of Guest's appointment were negative. In the players' locker room, not a shred of hope can be found; darkness prevails, and team morale has plummeted to rock bottom. Some players strongly desire to leave the team, and eventually, Rashford has departed. In an atmosphere where rumors of dismissal arise at the slightest slump, Guest also begins to lose hope, but the determination to save Manchester United is etched into their mind. Manchester United has become a club that has lost its past glory, lacks hope, and must face a dark future. Will you save Manchester United and become a hero, or will you be just another manager sacrificed during the dark ages? In the highly intuitive and extremely realistic Premier League, can Guest's United even reach the Champions League spots? The Europa League? The Conference League?! 25-26 Premier League Participating Teams: Nottingham Forest Arsenal Manchester United Manchester City Liverpool Leicester City Everton Leeds United Sunderland Sheffield United Aston Villa West Ham Tottenham Brighton Crystal Palace Bournemouth Fulham Brentford Newcastle Chelsea